Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-03-25
SLDEW-ILK PN1TTLE.

The young grass is growing nicely.
Quite string of new ads this week.
Roll 'em in.
VIM. Hawley took a horseback trip
to Lewiston during the week.
Fred Noyes sold 5000 worth of agri-
cultural implements last week.
Local nursery agents are selling many
fruit and shade trees these days.
Judge Case has been quite sick for the
past two weeks, but is recovering.
C. B. Wood left on Sundays stage
on business trip TO Ceur dAlene.
The almighty never made two men
alike, and if he did, one of them is n G.
Ben Morris is going to farm the
Centeryille ranch on large scale this
season.
Two business blocks on Main street,
WaIla Walla, went up in smoke the
other day
Geo. Smith has hen that laid an egg
with three yolks in honor of the annex
alton pocket veto.
Fairview school district is out of debt
and will be money ahead when the
October apportionment is made.
Geo. Mitchell, brother-in law of
Fred Noyes, arrived here the other day
from Maine to reside permanently.
Black wild cherry, yellow Cottonwood
vnd balm of ehlerd trees Tor sale by
George Schmadeka, Grangeville. Al.
That Lewiston nursery advertised this
week is in the hands of good men who
can be relied on. Send them an order.
Parties desiring dental work done will
find j. Fl. McCallie at his office in the
drug store every day between the hours
Of 8 A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Buck Bates injured his head with a
sledge hammer while driving stakes
Wednesday afternoon. DR.. Bibby went
over to attend him yesterday.
Martin Butler returned from Pierce
city Tuesday to attend the arson trial.
He reports Orc Fino as land locked
by deep snow and high water.
Alex. McKinlay left yesterday for
Wallace, on the south fork of the Cnur
n d'Alene, where he and his brother-in-
p law, own good hotel property.
t j. /. Case pows, Tubular \ Stude'
a baker wagons and Acme harrows, fol
5 sale in Grangeville, by F. Nj. MOVES,
f 40 AZ. Agent
r Without desiring to intrude upon the
S sanctity of their grief, we rise to ask
II what the Lewiston annexationists ex'
: pect to carve for their thanksgiving
It dinner this year.
Ii. II. Pearson has purchased hal
, interest in Noyes' main street lot, ant
D. they are now hauling the lumber fo
the large carpenter shop they will
e build on it right away.
If you wish to secure fruit or othe
trees for spring planting, apply at one
- to the undersigned, agent for the Col
= umbia valley nurseries at Walla Walla
;. Philip Ritz, proprietor.
AZ. A. A. Harris, agent.
- If all the improvments projected 10
!, this season are carried out, Grangevill
"A will double its growth this year. Th
humber to enlarge our woodshed
ct already ordered.
ly Four inches of snow fell last Brida
Il
N was all on this side of the Cottonwood
ay and the snow line was sharply define
MS across the heart of the prairie.
or On this lovely March morning, Will
is the smoke of the annexation battle
W clearing away, we desire to extend
ed brother Leland and his colleagues, til
Tia assurances of our most distinguishe
g consideration.
DO II. ]. Davis and Marion William
IL have located stock ranch at the fori
Va of Rice creek. where they will build
IS house and corral and put about OF
ne hundred head of horses soon. William
~ put in a garden last week and VI
- move his family there this summer.
- III. C. Brown, of Mt. Idaho, offers +
on sale, at the original cost price, large !
-, of California and Oregon made clothu
of consisting of mems, gents boys al
,os children's clothing. The entire sto
y. was selected carefully with especl
reference to the wants of this comm
j., nitv. and will positively be sold
original cost price for cash.
ow Victor Chrstianis mp from the Salm
nj and reports loss of at least twenty
ote cent. of stock over on the PIttsou
TED Landing winter range, in the Sna
ese se river canyon. Too many cattle We
driven in there too early last fall, a
the range was eaten out before win
N n set in. Hence these tears. On Saim